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Hi,

I can't get code fencing for c++ code to work correctly. It's working for javascript, html, css and shell.

I'm using ```cpp like the other syntaxes. Just to make sure, I switched to view syntax as c++ to make sure ST3 is configured correctly.

Thanks in advance.

hmmm, I don't work with c++ but it might be that need to install a sublime text syntax package first...? For example, handlebars highlighting doesn't work until the handlebars package is installed. if that's not the issue, I'll try to look into it more

No, c++ syntax highlighting is builtin to ST3. Is there something else needed?

Jeff

On Feb 26, 2014, at 6:17 PM, Jon Schlinkert [email protected] wrote:

hmmm, I don't work with c++ but it might be that need to install a sublime text syntax package first...? For example, handlebars highlighting doesn't work until the handlebars package is installed. if that's not the issue, I'll try to look into it more

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C++ syntax highlight doesn't work properly with ST2, Inconsistent Comments are not highlighted always..

The same thing happened to me. It doesn't work for c++ syntax on Sublime Text 3.
I installed C++11 package and disabled builtin package.
But it doesn't work for both of them.

@riteme are you saying it doesn't work in general, or just with this package?

@jonschlinkert It doesn't work in general.

if someone wants to do a pr for this that would be great. I don't write c++ and would have very little perspective as to what looks right

Anyone has solved this problem now? The same thing happened to me :-(